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| Purse Snatching | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| NOTE: I do not in any way shape or form advocate purse snatching (by this I mean running up from behind and ripping the bag off a woman's shoulder. This is sloppy and dangerous, you might as well be a mugger. Purse snatching doesn't require any skill and is brutal.) Howerver don't confuse purse snatching with opportunity pickpocketing, where you find the bag unattended and take it. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| These are examples of unattended purses, which are fair game. This usually occurs when a woman either leaves her bag somewhere for a moment, giving a thief the chance to take it. The back of a chair, the passanger seat of a car, the front of a shopping cart are all places where this can occur. The taking of an unatended purse is not "purse snatching" but rather opportunity pickpocketing...which brings us to... | ||||||||||||||||||||
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